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Hosted by Disciple Heritage Fellowship · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 53 episodes
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Disciple Heritage Fellowship exists to support the church. Specifically, we assist pastors and churches with a common heritage in the Stone-Campbell movement to fulfill Christ’s mission to make disciples. We provide encouragement to pastors and lay leaders alike as they strive to lead the congregation in which God has placed them. Sometimes they need encouragement. Other times resources or ministry support is what is called for. An important part of our work is helping to build a network of support of like-minded congregations. We are on the same team!
Disciple Heritage Fellowship hosts The DHF Podcast, a religion show with 53 episodes published.
In this episode Hosts Sam Sears, and Rick Grace (The DHF church liaison) interview Phil Claycomb, founder of Nexus church planting. They discuss questions like, “Why plant new churches?” and talk about the general missio
Hosts Sam Sears and Scott McNay interview Pastor Steven Stern. He felt led to adopt a child, and his church supported him and his wife in that adoption. Eventually this led to him founding a new ministry to help connect
In this episode hosts Sam Sears introduced new co-host Brandon Chappell from First Christian Church in Blue Mound, Illinois, and together they interviewed Andrew Covert and David Johansen from the Tent Making Christianit
In this episode hosts Sam Sears introduces new co-host Brandon Chappell from First Christian Church in Blue Mound, Illinois. Together they interview Andrew Covert and David Johansen from the Tent Making Christianity Podc
Sam interviews returning guest, David Wolcott, who is now researching a claim that since the world Homosexual was “added” to the bible in 1946, the Bible didn’t actually condemn homosexual acts. We talk about how relativ
In this episode hosts Sam and Rick share tips and lessons they have learned from their years in ministry. These include some embarrassing mistakes, and rather than repeat them, you can learn from them.
Hosts Sam Sears and Rick Grace reflect on lessons learned from performing weddings and provide tips for pastors, officiants, and churches on how to perform a wedding and what policies to have in place to protect a church
Hosts Sam and Heather Sears interview Nancy Kay Grace who shares about being a pastor’s wife, as well as her own journey of faith as she trusts in God during multiple occurrences of cancer. Nancy Kay Grace is the wife of
Ariel Triebull joins pastors Sam and Chris, to share about training students to reach other students via her ministry at Decisionpoint.org. Ariel educates students on their rights and equips them to effectively disciple
Olivia Davis is a musician and blogger. In this episode she joins hosts Sam and Rick and shares about a life changing moment that caused great pain, but caused her to lean on a greater God. After meeting a man at church,
Hosts Sam and Chris interview missionary, speaker, and trainer, Olin Giles about his ministry to Muslims; and particularly his time in Dearborn, Michigan which has became famous for being a high muslim population in the
Bill Westers Joins hosts Sam and Chris to discuss his podcast, and living out his faith in a secular school. Bill's website; encounteringtruth.org You can find out more about the CIA training we mentioned at crossexamine
In this episode, Sam and Chris interview Elliot Rinehart, a missionary with YWAM and host of the Faith Forum podcast. Elliot created the faith forum to learn about those who are currently in ministry, their motivations,
Apologist Evan Minton joins Sam and DHF board chair Drew McClellan to discuss the Maximal Data Argument for the Resurrection. This argument is an increasingly alternative to the “Minimal Facts Argument” championed by Dr.
Ryan Pauly joins hosts Sam Sears and Rick Grace, to discuss Theology of the Body and Transgenderism. Ryan is the president and founder of Think Well Ministries as well as Director of Immersive Experiences at Maven. He is
Hosts Sam Sears and Chris Henderson interview David Wolcott and learn about something called “The Sparkle Creed.” David then compares that progressive “creed” to classic Christian creeds and teachings. As a Christian apo
Hosts Sam Sears and Chris Henderson interview David Wolcott and ask “What is Progressive Christianity?” As well as, “What is the Sparkle Creed?” As a Christian apologist, David Wolcott focuses on primary-source research
Sam continues his conversion with Disney and Apologetics author Jeremy Scarborough and turns to impactful illustrations found in media. They also talk about how Christians can consume media. You can purchase Disney and A
Pro-Life author Clinton Wilcox lends host Sam a hand in examining an increasingly common claim about the teaching of scripture. If you are processing post abortion trauma, please seek out counseling. There is forgiveness
James Gilbert, author, musician, and missionary, joins Sam and Chris and shares about his book, Storm Chaser. In the book he details mission work and dangerous situations with his late friend Terry Law. James or “Jim” ha
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The DHF Podcast is hosted by Disciple Heritage Fellowship. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 53 episodes.
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